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The Message: The New Testament in Contemporary Language (2007)

by Eugene H. Peterson

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I love the easy rendering of this paraphrase. ( )
1 vote cherryschenck | Sep 14, 2008 |
  OwenGriffiths | Apr 18, 2008 |
It's useful in many circumstances, but in general I find the message to be a litlte goofy. ( )
  rybeewoods | Jan 20, 2007 |
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Written in the rhythms and idiom of contemporary language--the way you'd talk with friends, write a letter, or discuss politics at the office--The Message brings with it the flavor of the original Greek, which is surprisingly informal. Peterson--a prolific poet, author, and pastor--provides in this unique translation a fresh, contemporary look at an all-time bestseller.

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